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Welcome to Syracuse University Physics
The Department of Physics at Syracuse University has been educating students and
carrying out research for over 125 years.
Our faculty members, research associates, graduate students,
and undergraduate majors
are active in fields ranging from biological
and condensed matter physics, through cosmology and particle physics, to gravitational wave
detection and astrophysics.
Here you will find connections to our current
research and our closely linked work as educators.
News & Upcoming Events:
- Grad student David Niedzwiecki (Movileanu Lab) demonstrates nanopore construction in video for the Journal of Visualized Experiments. Video.
- "Sculptor's presence lingers in massive monument" - Cort Savage's "Wheel" sculpture in front of the Physics Building.
- Shiladitya Banerjee has been selected as one of five finalists for the GSNP (Group of Statistical and Nonlinear Physics of the APS) Student Speaker Award for best contributed talk at the March meeting by a graduate student in the area of Statistical and Nonlinear Physics.The finalists will present their talk in a special session of the 2012 APS March Meeting in Boston, where a jury will select the winner. All finalists will receive a cash award of $300 and up to $500 to defray travel expenses to the meeting.
- New!
Soft Interfaces IGERT @ SU
An interdisciplinary graduate program offering competitive fellowships
to train PHD scientists and engineers in the areas of biological membranes,
biomaterials and nanostructured interfaces.
More information.
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Graduate Student Travel Grants
* Travel grants are now handled directly at the department level. Download the form below. Submit completed forms to Penny along with proper submission attachments. Travel Grant Proposal
*SBI travel grants for students working with SBI-affiliated faculty, see http://biomaterials.syr.edu/news/sbi_travelgrant.pdf.
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